The first class you pick will be your Hero portrait, while the second gives you that class’ Hero Power.īoth classes chosen will offer you cards throughout the draft, and it’s up to you to keep an eye on your deck list and the synergies offered to you. There’s a whole lot of potential combinations, but we’ve been working hard to narrow down the best ones to pick from. You receive one free Arena entrance pass from Blizzard for the first two weeks of Doom in the Tomb, so you can give these classes a go with minimal risk to your gold reserves, with the same prizes available. This means a lot of you will be playing with cards you’ve never used before, so hopefully this guide is helpful to you! This time around in Arena, every card in Standard is gone, and every card exclusive to Wild format is available for selection.

Spending Dust on hyped Legendaries on Day 1 is a very common mistake, and can leave you without the means to craft the actual meta Legendaries after everything settles.Hearthstone's Doom in the Tomb event for this year’s Hallow’s End reintroduces dual-class Arena, so we’ve got an updated guide to help you through. If you are a budget player, we recommend holding off for at least a few days (and preferably until the first balance patch) before committing to crafting anything.

This has happened multiple times in the past, and most likely will happen to at least one or two decks this expansion too. A deck can be popular one day and then turn out to be really bad the next day. If this isn’t your first expansion then this is obvious, but be very wary of decks early in the expansion. Around Day 3, we generally tend to stop posting everything and focus on high win rate decks or decks that achieved high Legend placements. As meta forms, decks become more refined and it’s getting clear which builds are good and which aren’t. During the first couple of days, we aren’t very picky – we have no win rate statistics so early into the set, so we can’t sift through the bad decks. Once the expansion launches, we give streamers some time to open packs and create the decks, then start posting.

If you weren’t with us during the reveal season, you can learn more about the expansion and see all the new cards in our TITANS expansion guide. The new mechanics and builds look promising so everyone should find something cool to try out. While it doesn’t come with any rotation, a lot of the 145 new cards feel very powerful in the early testing and theorycrafting. TITANS is the second expansion of the Year of the Wolf (2023). So if you want something to base your early crafting decisions on, that would be your best choice (it’s still not a guarantee that those decks will remain viable, but it’s better than nothing). We also generally have compilations of best-performing decks in separate posts – one after ~24 hours and the second one a week after launch. This post will be updated every few hours over the early expansion period (roughly the first 5-6 days). We’ll try to add decks for all 11 classes, but it’s hard to say whether every single class will be viable. Welcome to the TITANS expansion decks roundup – in this post, we will feature the best-performing early meta builds from pro players & streamers. If you want to see the latest decks, click here – Standard, Wild. It’s been a week since TITANS release so I will no longer keep this post updated.

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